Explore unusual things to do in Melbourne: we reveal the secret places to visit, quirky sights to see, cool neighbourhoods to try, and guides to making the most of the city all year round. It’s your must-read guide to Melbourne, for visitors and locals alike.
After a sold-out season in Paris, the most extensive Titanic exhibition in the world is here in Melbourne. Feel transported back to 1912, and see over 200 artefacts recovered from the wreck site. In this experience, you...
Walk into the depths of the dark forest and discover fantastic beasts and iconic Wizarding World™ moments at this magical event opening soon. From April 6 2024 The Briars’ bushland trail will be transformed into the . ...
Hold on to your Christmas hats because the gates for are opening soon. After welcoming more than 25,000 audience members in Brisbane, the show will be in Melbourne’s Alex Theatre from December 5 to 15. There’s nothing...
RISING has announced their first flagship work for 2024 - a mass participation event with SHOUSE under the vaulted ceilings of St Paul's Cathedral. Join a chorus of voices, use handmade instruments, and dance to choreog...
The Otways to the west of Melbourne are simply spectacular in the day time. Filled with lush ferns and towering trees, the Otways are perfect for leisurely walks, and picnic dates. But, there's one spot within this for...
Tickets are on sale for the newly opened at 360 Bourke St Melbourne. The museum is dedicated entirely to showcasing and celebrating poop or, as it is called in Japan, unko! Open until the end of March 2024, discover a...
Escape the hustle and bustle of the city and take a day trip to the wonderful Dandenong Ranges. There's plenty of options for nature enthusiasts, with towering mountain ash trees, fern gullies and walking trails that wi...
You no longer need to fly to Japan to see one of Yayoi Kusama's famous pumpkins. Take a drive down to the western side of Mornington Peninsula, and visit Pt. Leo Estate. There, you'll find a giant gourd made by the famo...
Relax this summer with the return of the blissful pool on Afloat. After sweeping us away to the , Afloat is taking things up a notch with an eight-metre-long tiled swimming pool, surrounded by two four-metre palm trees,...
The is currently open at Tea House, and reviews say that it’s worth the visit! Open until December 21, The exhibition is a photographic journey following Princess Diana’s introduction to and reinvention of royal life....